Always . . . that first single Mo gives up in a tie game.
The game ended right there.
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I watch the Yankees try to win without Cliff Lee. And I watch the 2011 Astros so you don't have to.
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- texasyank
- BA: University of Southern California; MA: Binghamton University; PhD: University of Houston. Published stories, essays, reviews in numerous journals. Presently Chairman Ermeritus, Arts and Humanities, Houston Community College-Northeast.
1 comment:
Not tonight. Mo enters game with a SAVE on the line and after a triple he delivers a Mo like close.
What a great comeback and without TEX. Cashman has put together a nice bench of veterans. Reminds me a little of Chili Davis, and dave Justice coming off the bench in the late 90's.
Robbie-Boy
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